Hardwood Floor Installation
in Austin, TX

Look for a local company with years of experience, trained installers and real project photos. H&H Hardwood Floors has provided hardwood floor installation in Austin since 2007, with NWFA-trained craftsmen, an A+ BBB rating and free on-site or virtual estimates.

H&H Hardwood Floors is based at 12034 Research Blvd in Austin and serves Austin and surrounding areas. Request a free estimate and we'll confirm availability for your location.

Yes. We supply the flooring and install it, so you work with one team from start to finish. Choose from more than 400 flooring options in a range of species, widths, finishes and price points.

Ask how they prepare the subfloor, whether they check moisture levels, how they handle acclimation and what installation method they recommend for your home. Read recent reviews, look at past projects and get a detailed written estimate.

It depends on the size of the space and the type of floor. Prefinished hardwood is usually faster, since there's no on-site sanding or finish drying time. Site-finished floors take longer because they're sanded, stained and finished after installation. We'll give you a clear timeline with your estimate.

Often, yes. Wood can expand or shrink with changes in humidity, so we check moisture levels and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for acclimation. This helps prevent gaps and cupping after installation.

Solid hardwood is usually not installed directly on concrete. It typically needs a wood subfloor over the slab. For many slab homes, engineered hardwood is the better choice, since it can be glued down or floated over concrete.

In most cases, old carpet, pad and tack strips must be removed first. Tile and other hard surfaces usually need to come out too, so the new floor sits flat and secure. We handle old flooring removal as part of your project.

Site-finished hardwood gives you a seamless surface and a fully custom stain color. Prefinished hardwood installs faster with no on-site sanding or drying time. We'll help you decide based on your style, schedule and household.

Hickory is one of the hardest domestic species and a great choice for busy homes. White oak and red oak are also popular for their durability and classic look. Softer woods like walnut look beautiful but show dents more easily.

In many cases, yes. We match the species, board width and color as closely as possible. Site-finishing the new and existing floors together is often the best way to get a consistent look.

Hardwood works well in kitchens when spills are wiped up promptly. Full bathrooms with regular standing water are usually not a good fit for solid hardwood. We'll recommend the best option for each room.

Yes, with the right choices. Harder species like hickory or white oak, along with durable finishes, hold up well to pets. See our pet owner's guide to hardwood floors for more tips.

Clear the rooms of furniture and belongings, plan for pets and make sure our team has easy access. Read our guide on how to prepare your home before hardwood floor installation.

Pricing depends on the wood species, plank size, finish type, subfloor condition, removal of old flooring and your room layout. We provide a free, detailed estimate so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes. We offer free on-site and virtual estimates. Fill out the form on this page and we'll contact you by the next business day, or call (512) 402-9111.